Migma RadarSign M1 & M2
Migma RadarSign M1 and M2 can also record the vehicle data which can
be downloaded wirelessly to a laptop over MigmaNet which is totally free for
customer to use. For each vehicle passing through, the following data items are
recorded:
- timestamp of the moment vehicle is sensed by radar sign
-
vehicle counts of vehicles passing the radar sign
- lowest speed of the
passing vehicle in radar sensing range
- highest speed of the passing vehicle in radar
sensing range
Data in one day are recorded in an Excel file which is stored in
an onboard memory card. A portable wireless USB WiFi router comes with this
radar speed feedback sign, which can be used to wirelessly connect the laptop in
a vehicle parking nearby with the radar speed sign. A popular freeware is used
to wirelessly download the vehicle data to the laptop.
Specifications
Radar Frequency: 24.125GHz
LED Brightness: > 6000 cd (auto-adjusted via photocell)
Visible Distance: > 1,200 ft
Viewing Angle: ± 60°
Accuracy: ± 1 MPH
Enclosure Protection: IP65 (waterproof)
Material: Stainless steel, Gauge 16, 1.2mm thickness
Operating Temp: -40 °C — +70 °C
Operating Humidity: 5% — 95%
Operating Time: 30 rainy days after fully charged
Display Color: Red/Green (M1), Amber (M2)
Dimension: See below
Solar Panel Power and Battery: 50W, 50Ahr
Sign Background Color: Support boh white and yellow
Data Recording: Yes and data in Excel format
Data Downloading: Free donload over MigmaNet
Product
cutsheet can be downloaded
here
Data Analyzer Download and Install
Download
ReadMe here and follow the instructions
to donload and install required softare.
Two-Speed Radar Configurator Download
Download
configurator here and unzip it.
Double-click on Migma Radar.exe to start the configurator.


Migma RadarSign M2 supports two speed limits. One speed limit is used during
school time such as 7:00 – 9:00AM in the morning and 2:00 – 4:00PM in the
afternoon. During these school zone times, the radar sign’s speed limit is
20MPH. The other speed limit is used outside school time (i.e., regular hours).
For example, during this regular time, the speed limit can be set to 35MPH.
